customer service

Nearly six years after passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the healthcare industry is in the midst of a massive retooling that is dramatically altering the way we think about cost management, strategic partnerships, and customer service.
Fee-for-service reimbursement is giving way to new models of care delivery and payment to support a system based on pay-for-value. With financial risk or payments tied to value measures (such as patient satisfaction, clinical performance, and population health), compensation and reimbursement will increasingly be tied to value-based incentives.

The digital economy is transforming the financial services sector. The pace of innovation is accelerating, customers have higher expectations than ever, and new competitors are emerging from nontraditional markets. At the same time, financial services has long been a favorite target of cyber attackers, and despite firms’ best efforts, cybersecurity threats are rising and attacks are more successful than ever. Financial services firms need a more effective, adaptable approach to detecting and stopping cyberthreats.

Resistance to change is futile. Financial services are becoming more embedded in the banking customer’s everyday life, driving unprecedented levels of change across the industry. The unfolding digital economy is ushering a new era of technology adoption in banking. From cloud to open banking APIs, these play a defining role in enabling banks to create new digital products and services, refresh the bank branch, find new customer segments, and monetize underutilized data and information assets.

OpenLab provides an environment and set of resources where customers representing telecommunications, education, government, financial services, and virtually every other vertical market can explore new technologies, all in the spirit of network transformation. By examining SDN/network automation solutions such Network Functions Virtualization (NFV), software-defined WAN (SD-WAN), and others, OpenLab offers a platform for developing and delivering new network-integrated functionality that serves the greater need.

Every day, hundreds of organizations communicate, collaborate, and drive their business forward with Workday cloud applications. Our customers say they gain unprecedented visibility into their workforce, improve overall productivity, and get the right people working on the most important initiatives—things they could not achieve with legacy systems. And all of this is accomplished with applications that are intuitive and easy to use.
Our customers are unique and have different goals, challenges, and priorities. What they share in common is that they all decided to move beyond legacy systems to the cloud with Workday. So, why Workday?

The constant churn of product selection is not just time-consuming, it requires meticulous attention to detail, a reliable product tracking system, and significant physical space. Mastering inventory results in much more than simply organizational improvements. It can lead to increased revenues, better theft control, improved forecasting and budget setting, and even smoother customer service.

As fast-growing companies achieve greater
market penetration, gain more customers
and their organization grows, they often run
in to a wall where internal processes struggle
to keep up with continued demand. The
key challenge to supporting that growth is
laying the groundwork to scale the business
effectively and efficiently while maintaining
customer service and support.

With the advent of big data, organizations worldwide are
attempting to use data and analytics to solve problems previously
out of their reach. Many are applying big data and analytics
to create competitive advantage within their markets, often
focusing on building a thorough understanding of their
customer base.
High-priority big data and analytics projects often target
customer-centric outcomes such as improving customer loyalty
or improving up-selling. In fact, an IBM Institute for Business
Value study found that nearly half of all organizations with active
big data pilots or implementations identified customer-centric
outcomes as a top objective (see Figure 1).1 However, big data
and analytics can also help companies understand how changes
to products or services will impact customers, as well as address
aspects of security and intelligence, risk and financial management,
and operational optimization.

With Citrix for chartered accountants you can securely connect to clients, files and QuickBooks from any device. We make it easy to streamline your file sharing and secure your firm’s data as well as your clients’. You get seamless access to all of the files you need—and even QuickBooks—from any device, any time. Read this fact sheet to see how Citrix can help you:
Exchange confidential client files and emails with superior encryption and security.
Offer a more professional solution compared to password protected PDFs.
Improve your customer service with cutting-edge technology at an affordable price.

With Citrix for chartered accountants you can securely connect to clients, files and QuickBooks from any device. We make it easy to streamline your file sharing and secure your firm’s data as well as your clients’. You get seamless access to all of the files you need—and even QuickBooks—from any device, any time. Read this fact sheet to see how Citrix can help you:
Exchange confidential client files and emails with superior encryption and security.
Offer a more professional solution compared to password-protected PDFs.
Improve your customer service with cutting-edge technology at an affordable price.

Retail is changing. Now, competitors across the globe can lure your customers as easily as those across town. Location isn’t everything anymore.
Thankfully, smaller retailers are more nimble than bigger ones—you just need the right tools to compete and thrive. Epicor Eagle software is built for retailers who want to:
• Improve customer service at the point of sale
• Offer simple payment processing
• Identify and reward loyal shoppers
• Gain anywhere, anytime access to their retail software
Explore our virtual tour to see how retailers can compete and grow with help from Epicor.

As technology improves, retailers are relying more and more on their customer service to gain an advantage and differentiate themselves from the competition. Providing a pleasant customer experience can turn a first-time shopper into a lifelong buyer.
By reading this Epicor eBook, you’ll discover the important role mobile technology plays in delivering faster, service. Retailers everywhere are implementing mobile tools to empower their employees to support customers—from stock and pricing information to mobile checkout.
Epicor Eagle N Series is a fully integrated retail management system that offers a whole host of mobile tools to help you service your customers, stay informed, and make decisions from anywhere. Read the eBook and learn how the mobility of Epicor Eagle N Series can provide your retail business with a competitive advantage.

Business is changing fast. Even companies that believe they have a competitive edge today are at risk of falling behind. Information Technology (IT) keeps businesses booming, but it’s a stretch for busy executives to drop into the data center to ensure that server racks and network boxes are humming. Leadership is preoccupied with growing the customer base, keeping costs down, profitability and growth. At a time when disruptive products and services are the name of the game, it’s become clear that doing “enough” with your technology investment simply isn’t enough to survive.

How Does Toyota Keep 6,000 Delinquent Customers In Their Cars While Avoiding Millions of Dollars a year in Losses? For auto lenders such as Toyota Financial Services (TFS), striking the right balance between growth and risk means making profitable lending decisions. TDS was challenged with trying to balance growth and risk within its lending business and the decisions it previously made created an unacceptably high amount of delinquencies and repossessions for its customers.

Employee turnover is expensive and can be catastrophic to morale and customer service quality. No one wants to see their top talent walk out the door. But how can you keep retention high at your company? We’ve put together a white paper with some stats and advice to help you increase your employee retention rates and keep employees (and customers) satisfied.

Live Chat software can help you to increase online sales conversions and customer service productivity - if you use it correctly. To maximize your live chat ROI it's important to select the right live chat vendor. This PDF provides some essential tips that you should consider in making the best selection.

To meet the challenges of intense competition and increasing customer demands, companies must tightly align their IT service management with business issues and priorities. This paper outlines the maturity steps involved in the progression towards proactive Business Service Management (BSM) and explains how ASG's metaCMDB helps secure its seamless adoption.

Business Service Management (BSM) is of growing importance in the IT world. By managing IT systems according to the business services they support - like order entry, online sales, shipping, or customer service - IT is able to deliver on real business goals like providing competitive advantage, improving customer satisfaction, driving revenue growth, and increasing shareholder value.

Adobe can help you seamlessly capture customer data, track offer performance and deepen customer relationships with more consistent and relevant offers across channels. See how our Adobe solutions work together to help you build your next best offer.

This digital trends report shows that this era of experience is definitely here, but it also highlights some key challenges for businesses making the change. For example, the respondents overwhelmingly claim that customer experience is their most exciting opportunity. Many of them are investing in content and design, looking to create those experiences that will feel personal, compelling and memorable.

Millennials and other digitally fluent consumers not only are comfortable using multiple devices, social media, messaging platforms, and mobile apps, they expect their interactions to cross seamlessly – often in real time – from one device or platform to another.